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Just disable it with TweakMB.

There's another stat not being considered that isn't displayed in-game but can be found in the item editor, which is missile speed.

Long Bow: 56
Khergit Bow: 57
War Bow: 59

So War Bow will have longer range, though I don't know if Strong/Masterwork modifiers has any effect on the missile speed rating.

http://strategywiki.org/wiki/Mount%26Blade

Look in each faction's page.

Archonsod 说:

Damage is determined by the crossbow skill, better bolts and headshots also help.

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Actually unlike bows, crossbow skill does not affect damage only accuracy and reload speed.

http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,27735.0.html

Mabons 说:

Well depends what you are looking for?

Range=LongBow
Speed=StrongBow
Power=WarBow

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Unless you're playing a mod that have altered the bow stats, Longbows have a 54 missile speed and Warbows have 58 missile speed so Warbows have better range.  Even when comparing between the same powerdraw class, Longbows are still the shortest ranged (Khergit=56, Strong=57).  There is absolutely no strategic reason to use a Longbow over some other bow, especially because it is also the heaviest, have the worst speed, and yet is not in any way compensated for those disadvantages in the rest of the stats.  If you're experiencing differently in-game, either the item editor isn't actually displaying the full stats of a weapon and I am not seeing the whole picture, or it is placebo/wishful thinking and preconceptions about how a Longbow "should" perform that are influencing your perceptions.

When in very close combat, strafe to the left before you thrust without readying your weapon (i.e. click without holding).  Polearms lose a tremendous amount of damage if the thrust doesn't have enough space to gain speed.  Whenever you strafe to the left while holding a polearm, you'll notice your character holds it further out to the left.  Strafing to the right doesn't have the same effect.  When you begin a thrust while your character is holding the polearm out to the left, it gives more room for the weapon to gain speed (you should also move forward with the thrust).  So, strafe left immediately before the thrust and move forward with the thrust.  Allows you to do decent damage at point-blank range without resorting to side or overhead swipes so long as you have decent polearm proficiency.  Of course, this does nothing if you aren't at point-blank range and have enough room for a standard thrust anyway.

Packrat 说:

Well, also in a really long running game your 'Luck' begins to end and you start to take permanent hits to your attributes when you are taken down in combat, that would make surrender a valid option when completely outnumbered and overpowered.

Of course if you have been playing the same game for -that- long you are probably pretty unstoppable anyway.

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Doesn't work.

Archonsod 说:

Not investing in power draw only caps how much you can increase a proficiency by spending points; there's no cap on the amount of points you can gain through using the weapon.

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Although you can gain weapon proficiency from regular weapon usage, higher weapon master skill will also increase the rate that you gain proficiency from regular usage and will benefit the gain rate even beyond the proficiency cap.

To me compared to old versions, some parts of combat have gotten easier and other parts harder.  When the player is on horseback, the AI on foot is more willing to try and hit you rather than just stand there and take it.  They also block much more consistently in this scenario.  On the other hand, when the player and AI are both on foot they actually block less consistently than the old versions.  Also they sometimes take a step back so they don't quite swarm you as quickly.  On the other hand, they also try to flank you on foot too so they can catch you off guard.  So it's kind of a mixed bag.

Ranged enemies also are generally less accurate than in previous versions.  I don't always bother carrying shields anymore when I'm on horse since so long as you change direction every so often, you almost never get hit.  Once I get a charger and lance, I can easily solo sea raiders without using a shield.  But soloing enemy horsemen is a lot more difficult now since they block much more often.  It used to be you can just keep circling around and leading a pack of enemy horsemen while slashing as you pass by them and easily kill them all.  But doing that now, they block at least 75% of the hits.

Generally only the member with the highest party skill gets applied.  However, if your own character has points invested in a party skill you can get extra bonuses.  You can get bonuses for spending 2(+1), 5(+2), 8(+3), or 10(+4) points in a party skill.  The +bonus will be added to whoever has the highest skill.  Party skills from other troops do not have any effect on anything.

The only exception is the crossbow, it only increases accuracy and reload speed but not damage.

The Mercenary 说:

So, our result is, the longbow, with (IIRC) the highest projectile speed of the PD 3 bows, will have the largest range and the largest potential damage output.

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Actually, long bow missile speed is 54, khergit bow is 56, and strong bow is 57.  So in fact it has the slowest missile speed of that PD level.

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IaTa 说:

I guess that increasing riding skill does not affect the speed at which the player moves on the world map. And I also guess that agility affects just the weapon spead.

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Correct.

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Actually the riding skill does increase map movement speed (you have to be on horse, of course).  Same with athletics skill.  Agility does improve player movement in combat, but not on the overland map.

They can even be lamed sumpter horses and it will still decrease the speed penalty for weight the same as champion coursers.  There are diminishing returns though, the first few pack horses you have will greatly decrease the penalty but will level off soon after that.